Haworthia ‘Wolf Ball KN1’ is an 8cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Compact, acaulescent rosette displaying classic flat-topped radial symmetry, composed of densely crowded, spirally imbricate, robustly turgid foliage forming a dome-like silhouette.
• Leaves: Broadly deltoid to subcordate, exceptionally thick and obese, and distinctly retuse. The leaf ends reflex horizontally into expansive, flattened to slightly convex terminal facets that terminate in obtuse, muticous apices, bordered by smooth to microscopic denticulate margins.
• Texture & Windows: Adaxial facets feature lustrous, semi-pellucid windows richly overlaid with a frosty constellation of opaque silvery-white flecks and micro-pustules. Distinct, dark green longitudinal striations traverse the facets, flanked by jagged, circuit-like white margins at the basal boundary that impart a sophisticated, glacial relief.
• Color: Rich forest-green to deep obsidian ground tissue, providing dramatic contrast against the dense, snow-white window ornamentation. Under intense light or seasonal rest, the leaf margins and abaxial surfaces deepen to dark charcoal-bronze with subtle jade-green venous highlights.
